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pride, as we'll as monument Of progressive
enterprise.
The managers Of the mills and plantations
here have been pashlng the work forward
with their customary thorouShueSS and dis
patch. The old mill has ground all of Kinds
cane. and started on the cane belonging l.
:. Co. The new mill has ground about half
Of \. J.. / Co.'S cane. Both mills are shut
down now on account Of the dry weather. but
l presume viii start up again shortly.
We heSr grand accounts from Hamakns
mill and plantation. the cane is yielding four
tons for ratoonS, i've tons for plant cane and
their luics stands from 10 10 II Hrix,, and
often polarireS 10 10 so. The mill SrindS
about IS CHARTERS day and everything is
booming.
Mr.. Severance has been ont here for the
purpose OF establishing q school at kaiwilS-
hilShi where quite s number OF erildren are
Ssen. Mrs, LyiSsts has riturnei from the
Coast and Is looking II much better health.
Mrs, Barnard has returned from her brief
viSi, 70 Honolulu, where she has had most
e2joySblo time. The ladies ROW have an
opportunity o. seeing the Honolulu styles.
Mrs. snd Miss Kruger have arrived here,
ana as they are both gooi musicians and tine
company, they Sre quite an acquisition 10
Iaup2boshOs.
The children have their usual short spring
vacation, ana one Of their teachers, Miss l..
hiuball. Is making = short visit 10 Hilo. Mrs,
Or. hinbaN Is making 9 short visit here.
The hlnSG did not land either passengers
o. mail last night, much % the disgust Of the
people.
There waS SiSo quite s number Of paSSsn-
gers for Hllo who were greatly disappointed
Sni now viii ride ovsrlsnd.
Yours. etc. LArNozIo-.
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The eueea's Departure.

On LCsS1Ey las. large cu-coc-s= Of
peOp-z assembled II and about the Oce1-ic
wharf Z witness tbs departure q The Queen
and S-lcs- the Esi- apparent, Lieutenant
CTs-s-L- DCc--11S. G-G others connected With
r-s pzrty-I LLrSs portion q whom we're
natives. ACc-- Il o'clccS E1s people began
70 2S>s-1-s- sid continued % arrive ~ 90
-1s C1-s-1 y TIE stsG-=-'s departure.
A. AZ s-r-T E1-r many called On Ez- IA
r=S-y L-l --e Princess. and TOOK 4 f-r--r
tz-s T5-l-l--C-Z vc0- were the Hon 4. !.
CtzE-C-E and TIE y1Cu- Princess kzi-L I'M
me band ZlS o. rks wharf Al il eariy
E1-rs SE1 besides t1z EL1l1c1l G--s- dis
cC--ss-- s--lvs---E misc II EoCo- q the
rly2- GsplcCCrs-
ne volunteer military companies and the
police formed s Iic= from EEs gate % the
EzES-pLE-k. AZ the had Of the sarZ7zEv
were ! Hawaiian and Al American fig.
1. h2Lt-pGsz II the ROYAL party made is
appearances, and ths bard struck u E2-
van P01Ci- Ehs first 10 rsgch the -arz-
way WIS &. l. 4. PrIreeSs LIEIcl zzIGri. prC-
tzSsly decorated With les, and Ee1s o. hoard
&E15 l0Ci chserS from su SIDES. he plank
WIS then cleared By rhs Marshal. 2n1 the
Qcze1- l=&z11g On The arm Of The King.
PASSED ID SUl5 zLokzS and cheers. which
vsrs Erse511sIy acknowledged General
DENNIS kS6 3 Essyy 100 shaking hands
Win his 1zEz<0cs frlzc6s, =6n wished 70
TES szsIns- vas 6zlssIy thruCssi WITH
passengers. ths Eose % WHOM Esrs zscsr-
Ocsl! decoCsssd VIII les by tk=Ir friends.
At L o'clock the AzzErSllS's whistle Was
scandal and lzzs6IBrely st1sE tie h-zs
sssisusc SWING into the szresz zIEh the IA
ESlls1 standard 81 he f0-s, ard Started On
her ocea1 TCysszs With the largest passenger
LIT Ee1ea hks probably ever lztt tEls port 3.
cCs EU-E. 5sSl@=z 3 yzEzS5lz frsiztE- Tbs
~ ElsC- With Ills Majesty S1i xzl.s and q
cz-oer q EsE5-ss sid SectlsEzr and the
es1c On board escorted the Azs-rsIi4 outside
A. tar A. Waikiki he steamer ]. 4 C1r-
ELS cscs3rsEs5 With Ezzs, with Hon J. 4
C-1El-s ard E1zher Of I-TI-sG guests o.
oosLcd- sLSo secpOpaciei the Australia oCt-
S1-=- "a LzBTI-Z tEE Australia tts EI=z and
C0nz1f1s s4Ictsc hEE b Blowing thzir wis
ties E-c tIpp-Z ther eDl1cs. En5-h EaS r.
sccCcec u o. the Queen and sUT-= EzTln-z
1h=5r EE1Gazreaisfs and tE= Australia diuuin.z
her ELz- and tksn 81 FIJI sEesti pcgceeiIaz q
lar cuCrSe - san Francisco, Eti.n uor1 So
VII rEuoaEly rsiEsE this Ef-sruCoc-
IEE bark CzrbgrI=u- EEicn arrived q tie
L5tE. reports having Sighted the Australia II
4 CCc1EeasE gale EEIch had set n th= zcrzz
1yl1E carly oTsr hsr forward and lot soGI
ID Dc seen O. c=ck
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The waiAaAs Plantation.

A=utiol ms been made II the GAZETTE OF
the output q sugars by several mill oErsrs
OF t1z gruup. and now Mr.. Ahrs1z, manager
q sh= Msislss Plantation. sends the follow
I12 ssstsnIzuE Of E0Ek done By Al S-.0E mill
On this plantation for tbs month Of March,
which VII &c noted a. the best 50 tsr. the
zZz Of The Eli being taks1 into eoEEiisrz-
tl1u- The following i Mr. Ahrsas showing:
s-.oc HilI. for month ot March. zI6 hours
g11tInz-aigt=s- days work hoGrx. and
lowest E0Crs-ETsrzgs { hours per day
T0saL No. q cIzrifsrs, Of so Imperial
EAL-il-- =G----- "a
Total tons Of sugar P-0d1csd- ------------+4z
L nay Be z6Ied there vas ID night YORK
II zcc0E plISEI1g EhE above results
Mr. A1rsCs = ID Dc congratulated On the
GhoFs very favorable showing ard Il Is
E1pEC II VII C1J1LI1zz ID make a. good 81
E-5L1s n EEE Succeeding monks with his
snail ElL- Ibis result Shows WHAT s1srgJ
z11 p--E nay z-eg-z pIlzE With Limited means
he tIAZz-EE 15pEs ID EsEr from osEEr plan
taELS O IKE good rzsEIEs
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appeared like marble statues on the STAGE.
not peIceptlble motion could be detected in
body OF muscle, The remaining Tableaux
were; king Lear and Cordelis," 1.-THE Magic
Mirror The GypSiess Eneampment" and
The Soalptor's Studio" In this short no
tiee u Is impossible to SO into details where
all did 50 we'll in their several parts.
Iableaux No. was managed by Mrs. W d.
q. Irwin, who posed as the PriestesS feeding
the sacred fire, No. : was the production
Of Mrs, ]. II, wodehouSe, No, 5 was managed
by Mrs, +, w. Jordan, No. 4 was originated
and managed by Mrs. L. Il. Walker, No, 8
and the last was rich and humorous, as we'll
as instructive. The whole formed the finest
entertainment of the kind ever witnessed by
Honolulu audience, and this was amply
testified to by those present.
The second part Of the entertainment was
B9yle barnard's celebrated farce, entitled
Son his Last Legs" and is humorous
throughout, "0'Callaghan," the principal
character, was successfully managed by Mr.,
but seedy lriShmau brought down the
house. Mr.. f, z. Hastings, as Charles
WAS handled with ability. Mr.. H, Won Holt
made s capital old man, and as 'Rivsrs
did himself and amateurs credit. His
makeup for the character was faultleSS.
Mr.. \. 1. Atkinson as "pr. Hanks was all
ihSt could be desired.
hE. Z. I. blSnop rs 'JOlus was u SUCCESS.
Miss hing as Mrs. Montague" acquitted
herself in g manner which would have done
credit 10 professional. Mrs. Strong took
the part OF Julia and showed her fine
abilities TO advantage. Mrs. Strong has, APP
pGrently, all the elements in her for an &C
compliShsd actrsSs-care, grace and ability
on the stage.
The farce was we'll mounted and placed on
the stage in creditable manner TO all con-
csrnsd. Altogether, Honolulu has no reason
TO feel ashamed of her amateur talent, and
whenever an opportunity is offered, the pub
lie respond in manner which would indi-
cate that future exhibitions would meet with
like favorable reception. With Mr.. God
frey Brown Snd Mrs. Strong in the principal
characters, q house is also always assured.
The Royal box WAS occupied by His Ma
!esty, Princess Po0maikslsni, Captain Sir
William WisemSn, Bart, and his Excellency
4. Rosa.
At the close the curtain fell on & sea Of
happy faces. who retired TO their homes con-
scious Of having contributed to worthy OBJ
Isct, and feeling that they had received the
worth of their money. \ handsome sum,
after paying necessary expenses, Will be
placed to the credit of the British Benevolent
Society,"
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a Suggestion

E1-COE CTAzErEE-Iu your remarks On The
future OF the HzmakCs railroad. p 4 project
which every lover o. enterprise and progress
VII be delighted 70 see accomplished, you
say. 1GEe time : cCs far distant when four
horse coach VIII carry passengers with ease
and comfort 70 the volcano OF hil4uea. =
Bot E5v fCcr-ECrss coach: VIII not the
contour Of the country and the nature Of the
gcu1E6-parGly CID lava bsGs-pecrIt OF,
say, 3 single E5Il track, s266lsd With 8 dummy
CIR. # 3 sEC-raIL trace = too expensive, being
5Cil. and IzI1saI1sd !CS1 IS che1pIy As the
COACH road with rs coach and Cutfts
Is lLr. wilder. with ell his pluck and Tore
sight. SONG 70 lay himself or on an sZpel-
sIvs Common S1ac1 r0G1e
lam not an engineer. put II like TO give
this Suggestive query % Nr. WIIisr to think
shout AELI-s before Ls starts N for any
coach r0s6. With lis ''cJs.cL and four
AvE wv
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The Builders.

IE. GsO-gs Lucas, $ stated II tbs GA
ZE-TE- has couus1csd the building Of two
story orlcz-b1ildIng On th= corner Of Bethel
and King streets. The stIfce Is intended
for shops, and Is being erected for the Damon
estate
Mr. Thomas has the new EEo-stoEy brick
b1IIding On King street, west Of Castle &
Cookies. ready for the roof.
The NcI1sruy b1Iding, which Mr.. Thomas
i erecting, has completed the cellar OF the
first section. and vii now proceed with the
upper walls II the balances OF the ediies Il
Of the sane substantial nature, this vii Be
one Of the mast durable buildings n this
city.
MsE=rs- Castle { Cooke are having i ire
wall erscssd On their store OF King stTat,
which, n case Of a col62grztiOn, viii prove
q great bs1s6t, besides giving ths baildin2
Al Improved appearance Mr.. Luess has
TIE 100 IN hand
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Capt. D. NcGpesOr,

On Sunday morning It Was announced th8t
Captain Daniel McGreGor had expired 81 ,
Q 'clocS tr0E t6s sEsc.S q 81 SttSck o.
typhoid fever, 81 his residence. School street.
Ics deceased E&G been : resident Of Hone
lclc Tor ths l&S- twelve years, snG Vas well
tco-Ecs % by his associates His last CON-
mission was IS Captain o. the schooner
A&rrozzsGi. plying II tbs koolSU trade.
this island. Tie fu1szSi t1oS place Sunday
afternoon. his remains being inferred II
hzslllA&o Cs2s,s-y, tie Rsy. Alex. Naczic-
toS1 o&ciSEl2E. he deceased leaves wife
- mourn ES- los.
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Auction Sales

Yesterday. MesSrs. E, p. Adams s Co, held
large sale Of tsiloE'S goods, recently Sc
lscssd by NJ. L. s. Kerr, II person, II Eng
land. TIE assortment vaS choices one. and
the bli6ir-, spirited \ large stock was dis
posed Of 81 E-s-sS which were deemed highly
satisfactory 10 the importer. The sale viii
be continued this morning az 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Lewis J. Lsvsy also held 6 sale OF sim
llGr goods, which was considered successful
II 81 Spects-aSSreSAtl about $1,000.
his sale viii also os continued this morning
sc Mr.. Levers S2lssroon, commencing az 10
O'Clock.
rs T-iicio-S brye-S
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been H. ran q S1eEk Of E1r zEE EaSs ur1uzir-
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11s n-i- and tina q E=iEE- Il l. highly az
grssEl-=,1 b. sFs-y 11e E1-spEI--Z the uIar Lars.
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= r1c = S-L1rz 1L1L=- ~ Z GITzs EEEE At EIceI-
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Anglican Church Association.

4 meeting Of the Anglican Church ASSoci-
Stlon was held IL the old Cathedral building
ca Thursday evening last, the Rev. George
Wallace presiding. II had been intended TO
devote the evening 10 & discussion OF the
paper rsad by the Rev. Il. Gowen at the last
monthly meeting, but II his unavoidable ab-
ssace. an interesting lecture delivered at
EIrnirS, \. Y, by the Rev. Thomas Il.
Bsscher on What s CongreSatioHSlist Can
Say Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, :
Was resd BY the President. After vote Of
thanks 70 the President. the meeting dis
rs-Sef
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At Home

NJ. 225 Mrs L. ". Schmidt. who rscsriIy
retained from 81 extended tour sbrUai. II
cl-5lc- 8 visit 70 the Eatks-lSrG.~ gave
rhsi- ms g A. Hone On Monday. April
Ilth- vblc1 vGS ccne-o1S-y responded 20 BY
their Dzny friends Tce Princess LlIiuok2-
LAM. who departed with ths royal panty the
following G1y. as present 20 give the host
SUD EOS-sSS 4 formal SslcoCs home and SlSo
- t2zs , formal ls&Ts o. them. Nearly 81
Els prominent residents we've present 10 eI-
tS-S The hand o. Welcome % NJ. ana Mrs.
s .e...i.. i VS. : p.saSsct sA.tsrtrc.
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CAEoLNES
The Latest from the Volcano.

Through the politenesS of Wilder's Steam
ship Company the GAZETTE Is permitted TO
give the following items from ths volcano.
Mr.. Maby writes under date Of Volcano
House, April 10, 1857:
The small lake, previously noticed, has
chilled over, and another small one has b-o-
ken out about 500 feet 70 the westward. Con-
siderable IRE has been seen from the house
during the past week. and the whole surface
seems 70 be changing. Parts Of the surround
ing bluff Of Halenauuau have fallen II and
The appearauce chan-ed =
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\ ChinSraSn namsd Kong King. SbSla ri6-
ms TSom WSihp - Waikiki, eoli6s6 with s
cans cart, throwing the CtInarnan u the
groGn1. the wheels u the cart passing over
his body Sa6 crushing hln fatally. He sur
vIvsd only 3 short time. Sheriff I, W. Eve
yssS held an inquest On the remains, the jary
returning S verde. ScqulstirS the driver II
LSs cSrs o. al blame.
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The Japs.

Islands. the japanese aczobSts opened on
Thursday II this city, in their tent on Fort
street, IN rear of the shooting gallery. The
performances were hrSt-clSsS, but the stteud-
ancs was only fair. The JspS will probably
visit Kauai shortly. The troupe Is under the
management Of W. Il. Al6rich
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Pcrssz Sutton o. ths AIxrls5s h&S the
GAEErrE1S taA1ks so p-oDps news fSvo-S-
Likewise ths Secretary % shs Merchants
) Exc221Ss. San Francisco
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Ica RlCS Ribbon League held is regular
Saturday night meeting, which drew forth 8
crowded house, There wsrs readings, inter
SpsrSeG With popular racSie, and 8 ten min
utsS' address BY Rev. ". b OlsSSon. = Tbs
QcSSSz COCrtShip,S by Mrs CrUzan ana Mr..
". q. AruSsro2S, was feature Of the even
lcS and bzocSht down the house. Tie meet
ln< terminated With Sn ice cream festival.
which v2S 81 unlooksG-fo- plsaS1rs 10 nScy,
and was thoroughly appreciated.
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Las: Tuesday morning, c. Peterson. who
vas rlGlnS f1zio1Sly ST SOnokS2. Hawaii,
colllSs6 with ChllSman, SlSo On horseback
throwing both horses which fsll o. the lSI-
ts-. Peterson vaS picked 1p ilSslSibls and
never rallied. Tue ChirSuan vas seriously
injured. The occurrence took place ns2r
Ehs prison. Peterson YSS promptly Stssn6sot
70 without avail. The deceased vas II the
employ OF W. Il. Riekzr6. Al IN inQusS.
Was held Sni $ verdict returned u accord
s-csvi.k the facts
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Cricket Match.

A cricket match was played at the Recre-
atiOn Grounds on Saturday, between q team
from II. Is. Ms Caroline and local team
Il was soon evident that the sea dogs had
the bulge on the shore boys, and Won the
game. \ gOOdly number OF spectators were
present TO witness the contest. among whom
was His Majesty. The following is the
score
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Dg. +. l. Miner. well known here SIS q
prominent physician, and his wife, arrived
by tbe Alameda On SATURDAY. Il Is stated
thar Dr.. Mlass viii take charge Of Or. RVo-
dies practice daring his absence.
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His MSisSsy'S Charge { AHsirsS il London.
Nh, A. HoEnGnS, WITS and Miss HoSnunc.
viii visit Honolulu the latter pSrt o. June.
and after y short SoioUra here viii proceed
On 70 Sydney about July 9Th.
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On Friday svs2I2S Ills Majesty entertained
81 dinner Sc Iol2ci PSlScs ST. William MlSs-
nSn. Bart. S25 offers % Il. s, Ms snip
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o. Erl&&y Afternoon Gzzcs as sSvs2 o.
ho2r5 II. s Il ; snip CE-o-lcs by rs captain
2c1 cE5>S-S. - yElc1 C-@bSr - ladies and
gentlemen Tsrs l-vI.z1- Ics Hawaiian Sz26
v-lS u zsts-SAEcs-
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The Australians passenger liSs las; Tuesday
in the SSesracs.
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LzssSi1E afternoon TIA 81 an5-z=ss >1u-
1EE s--s77L scholars, zzzhsrI1.z Lzc1a In
1t Z sze Caz1s,--s. 11c eH-sl SsrEii.ss.
baS-cE Wis AID EzT. + L. SfIFz- cs1s-ssl-s.s-
81 the ssrT1.s- Afzsr rfe SERVES tie hssys
S-sf1C--=t- - --e rssl-Erce q -oz E5.sn,-r.
n-7--I11 valley E-zG ln---.z=s- II games szls
cG1sar AZ IsEnIsE-=- Tea and rsfrszrrss=u-s
were Pr1EH-=s- 6g z-= u=z5ers CT the essuszrg-
GI11l1 All served D. Eh= scholars 4 zlza.s-
AZ ltzzr-li1cz WIS s1l,lEz1 81 the hoEs azas
EIs
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Miss Ailesa Ivsrs Of SSn Francisco. and
Miss Minnie Carroll Of Sacramento. are the
s1sStS of Ny. and MTS, W. &. Irwin Of this
city. Ms Irwin and Miss lvsrs are sisters.
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Mr. and Ms 2. {. JONES. woo h&vs bss-
E2zs--S VS.; 70 E1S.c2. returned o. res
AlzEs12- NJ. Oscar Waite. Who has ziSo
been absent fo- some TINS, rs.1-1sG % the
SRr-z szsz-,e-
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On FRIDAY, MeSSrS. BSShop & c., pSid INTO
the Hawaiian TrsSsesy $l>t.ooo o. sooooas
II the $S.QO0OO0 lo&c.
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Dry wsSthsr SG-iES tbs psi NSeSS, WIKI
few exceptions. E-i plenty - GeSs q annoy
the pedestrian ana eccSswlts,
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juror Was also derslic.. but the telephone NJ
minded him, and he rushed to the halls Of
justice IL time % save his bacon.
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Yesterday IoISni CollsSs. $. Alb&n' Col
lsSa. sid s. Andrews frlo-y eocrns-cs6
thsir sumner term he Government.
scAcc,s vi. reopen O MozcSy rsx-.
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A shooti-z contest VIII taSs place to-day
between teams cf II. Il Ms snip Caro,iS
and the Hawaiian Rl55 Association.
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he E1S6 Supervisor. o. So-s friend 70
b1-l-lsy. has svl-s-tly -sz5 The GAZETTE
lXs. zssk. ana E-ss5 ~ 5 GAESs-o1s hoe II
fs1s Sl@sE2lS @ tcs 20--h SIDE % h-zCI
stree mar NC-E.- Ss-ss.-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-04-19

The San Francisco papers report that Mr..
Charles Il. Alexander and Miss Harriet V.
Croker viii De united IN marriage April -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-04-19

El1- San Parser entertained Captain Sis
". WlSsZk-. 64rs- GGi c1ss-S % Il. B II :
CA-o-l2s 81 cl1-s- o. S--G1y evening. his
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, Ms Caroline zni Man No.f. daughters
Of NJ. John Nost - ghiS CRY, rs.rznsG from
: rsss . CSlIfo-1ls II It's bark Discovery
Las. week.
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The KHAN Ssllsi YESTERDAY fos the volcano
Aass.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-04-19

res bz-5 S1ve Is Cs-L Sz.1-6zy 2tssr
Eoo1 cg-cs-s 81 E---z Sl-zre- Herr Berger
zS1Gl-y las ms pEuE-2E-2s Tor those cos
cscss- 4-1 S&.-r12y'S -1S1 z4S ID exception
ia c-s rL-s- 4 .L-Ss ana 1pr-z-5ltlvs
81 Hes VS. present.
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Ihs pCrc14Ss Eccsy Tor tbs h&-S h&lS-
ksna yaS paid II L ). sold cosa By Nj.
JOHN Bcvls-. tbs purchaser. - ErslAy.
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AISIc- T. {, Parrot. % whocc mention was
ras&s n lsS, week (iAzEr-E. kSG an audience
with the hiaS 81 IolAci Palace o2 Thursday
las.
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E4avs zccl-- Ils- =ssz. n aSss--z-z
~ 41.-o--5y =1,1 Zs- lsE= l1-1 zccE- Do
-ss11c EEZ--s- clL-ccsG Es- 4rE@szE b.
6Lz---S El- q Ssrsss o.C= q tie Z=cz With ;
E7L.sc r-cc1sr. cz-s--Z s. S=ys-s v11z1- Dr..
BrCGlz ATTENDED - TIE IA : Ecc--5S.
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I.2hSinS Is ST present under styict QCArar-
tine-aoshinS bcs the mails being allowed 10
land.
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-s11c= AcCGllys LAST is=2l1sss;.EF- E1c-ilslg
rszE1-s5 Charles NLcs1a-rTrT rtl.,sr > va
eCs q r1z Ilrgcs flsr thls rrsseEE zsrrr- br
1lI z11 81. Charles sa17Els1 nHF= uI.r n
n lEpedr11,,s CO L1eslIF IL I sielaciz bEz-
-s--- s-.s-I-e-- II Assisting H. TIA rszzl 55s-
s-rEz-s CO tx Sc=zzEr z-s1r-s.lE t-z7-=
-rs1c 11z1- has II-T 6zt1zs Ezzz t1,5 Lazs
- 1z1C-=c Izcar ssl=el=,5 Il IL Eis.E
ChI-izs VII &c ,5r hl-rf - r7-I- 4-s7-E--
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Rv the Alsrne>iS Mr.. and Mrs. 7. {, Jones.
AIS H. :. Jcdd ana T. X. Moore returned.
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B1s1zass : or5sk ~ H1pSx xc5 ksAIs1-
I1s NILS A. Zork-2g 1lSez All GAY. ard by
RAINING tEs slsc1rpe l-sez into rEs Szia5S GSy-
lg-s o ElS1z E4z=s II G15ers1-e shers
sEEES-- Lhs E1rs11CSss ara full u s1SGE.
sz- osL-S - bS1 EsGsksc IL Sc=A@sr J&E-sE
1Ekes rs bSs1 z.Khls - take II 5 cargo.
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} YESTERDAY morning Captain - William
Wiss-aar. Bart, Of Il, Z, Ms snip Caroline,
entertained HIS Majesty az breakfast.